Dubai Garden Glow to Move After 10 Years at Zabeel Park
The attracton’s next chapter will unfold at a new location, where it is set to reopen with a revamped concept.
Dubai Garden Glow has officially concluded its operations at Zabeel Park after 10 years, marking the end of an era for one of the region’s most popular family attractions. Launched in 2015, the attraction became widely known for its glow-in-the-dark installations, featuring more than 500 illuminated exhibits inspired by nature, art, and seasonal themes.
The attraction’s next chapter will unfold at a new, unannounced location, where it is set to reopen with a revamped and “exciting concept,” as stated on its official social media channels.
The closure also comes as Zabeel Park undergoes significant redevelopment. A total of AED 2 billion has been allocated for the park's transformation, marking a new phase in Zabeel Park’s role as a major public space in Dubai. Among the planned projects is Therme Dubai, a wellness resort scheduled to open by 2028. The resort is expected to include the world’s largest indoor botanical garden and aims to attract 1.7 million visitors annually.
